A branch manager has 4 inside sales employees. The manager wants to know if there is...

A branch manager has 4 inside sales employees. The manager wants to know if there is any difference between these employees in terms of average time to enter an order into the system. You are tasked to evaluate the collected data and prepare a report regarding your findings.

	Order Number	Employee I	Employee II	Employee III	Employee IV
Time to Enter (in minutes)	1	5	12	8	10
	2	7	12	11	9
	3	9	2	7	5
	4	6	2	9	7
	5	9	12	12	11
	6	5	13	8	10
	7	9	4	6	8
	8	10	3	6	11
	9	5	5	12	8
	10	10	8	9	12
	11	8	13	12	9
	12	6	10	6	8
	13	10	8	6	5
	14	8	4	7	5
	15	4	7	8	10

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